Diller Neb Post Office Receives Second Class Status
The paper at Diller Nebraska is designated for transmission through the mails as second class matter. It is regularly mailed to its subscribers and all arrears are paid in full.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
4
The paper at Diller Nebraska is designated for transmission through the mails as second class matter. It is regularly mailed to its subscribers and all arrears are paid in full.
A transport train carrying threshing machines bound for Texas was reported en route. The shipment, described as decorated and ready, targets local wheat fields with Onan Ryan Ca noted in transit.
An old notice lists a price of 50 cents for a product or item related to excretory function regulation. J. W. Sutton appears as the seller or contact. The fragmented text references a Lasternig house and Route 20 context.
A person described as being in the hospital after a move remains hospitalized but is expected to be discharged home within the week.
A general merchandise store in Lanham was burglarized Friday night with about $30 to $80 of goods taken including dress goods and underwear. A posse pursued suspects to Girardy and Hanover, where arrests occurred but the liveryman could not identify them. Additional loot was recovered later in Lanham from a shopkeeper claiming sale by a robber.
The narrative describes a chance encounter on a road where a fight history prompts a warning for a woman at home. Two male friends of a hired man arrive with a young lady's acquaintances and ask her to join a later event. laughter follows when a voice resembles a known young woman, spinning a harmless joke about chocolate creams.
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